
This publication tries to bring to you a balanced view on the climate crisis. Some 'stormy' pieces that should be a cause for alarm and some 'sunny' ones that bring hope. I write a weekly news digest, explainers and thought pieces.
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Florence Hedleston Crane came to Suncheon, a town nestled in the lush green mountains of South-West Korea, from Mississippi in 1913. She had just got married to John Crane, who was an ordained minister and a missionary of the Presbyterian C...
I am travelling through South Korea for the next couple of weeks. New experiences generally tend to flood me with more ideas than I can keep in my head and I’ve been in a little bit of a writing slump, so thought this would be a great way t...
I was 35 by the time I attended my first ever protest. I crossed that milestone last month, during the Gen Z led protests demanding accountability and reform in India’s education system
Freedom Park, Bengaluru during the 2026 Gen Z protest...
The Warming Stripes were created by Prof. Ed Hawkins to spread awareness about global warming and human caused climate change.
They are visual representations of the change in temperature as measured in a particular co...
Today is World Environment Day, and thinking of the flood of posts about tree plantation drives and proud declarations of a million trees planted is making me angry already.
Now if you’ve known me a while and heard me crib about how our ci...
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Plagued by the question 'How do we talk about climate change' | Chief storyteller at Rainmatter foundation | Thinker, Researcher, Writer
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